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| Foreword | 11 | |
| Foreword | 14 | |
| Author's Note | 18 | |
| Introduction | 20 | |
| 1. | Bulguk-sa; Temple of the Buddha Land | 26 |
| 2. | Tongdo-sa; Temple of Crossing Over | 28 |
| 3. | Shinhung-sa; Temple of the God's Creation | 34 |
| 4. | O'o-sa; My Fish Temple | 36 |
| 5. | Punhwang-sa; Temple of the Perfume Emperor | 40 |
| 6. | Kirim-sa; Jehtvana Temple | 42 |
| 7. | Pusok-sa; Floating Rock Temple | 46 |
| 8. | Naksan-sa; Potalaka Temple | 50 |
| 9. | Kuryong-sa; Nine Dragon Temple | 52 |
| 10. | Puryong-sa; Temple of the Buddha's Shadow | 54 |
| 11. | Pomo-sa; Heavenly Fish Temple | 56 |
| 12. | Bongjong-sa; Phoenix Pavilion Temple | 58 |
| 13. | Wolmyong-am; Bright Moon Hermitage | 60 |
| 14. | Haein-sa; Ocean Seal Temple | 62 |
| Interview with Popjon Sunim | 66 | |
| 15. | Songnam-sa; South Stone Temple | 72 |
| 16. | Borim-sa; Precious Forest Temple | 74 |
| 17. | Songju-sa; Sages' Abode Temple | 76 |
| 18. | T'aean-sa; Temple of Great Peace | 78 |
| 19. | Shilsang-sa; Reality Temple | 80 |
| 20. | Bongnim-sa; Phoenix Forest Temple | 82 |
| 21. | Kulsan-sa; Steep Mountain Temple | 84 |
| 22. | Ssangbong-sa; Twin Peaks Temple | 86 |
| 23. | Pophung-sa (Hungnyong-sa; Flourishing Peace Temple) | 88 |
| 24. | Bong'am-sa; Phoenix Cliff Temple | 90 |
| Interview with Zen Master Jinjae | 92 | |
| 25. | Wolgwang-sa; Moonlight Temple | 98 |
| 26. | Ch'ong'am-sa; Clear Rock Temple | 100 |
| 27. | Toson-sa; Way Gathering Temple | 102 |
| 28. | Hwaom-sa; Flower Garland Temple | 104 |
| 29. | Chijok-am; Hermitage of the Tusita Heaven | 106 |
| 30. | Kap-sa; Armour Temple | 108 |
| 31. | Sonam-sa; Hermit Rock Temple | 110 |
| 32. | Kojo-am; The Patriarch's Hermitage | 114 |
| 33. | Songgwang-sa; Temple of the Vast Pines | 118 |
| A Day in the Life of the Zen Monk | 128 | |
| 34. | Taewon-sa; Great Source Temple | 134 |
| 35. | Paengnyon-sa; Temple of the White Lotus | 136 |
| 36. | Taesung-sa; Mahayana Temple | 140 |
| 37. | Pogyong-sa; Temple of the Buddhist Sutras | 142 |
| 38. | Unhae-sa; Silver Sea Temple | 144 |
| 39. | Chunghung-sa; Re-emerging Temple | 146 |
| 40. | T'aego-sa; Hermitage of the Great Ancient | 148 |
| 41. | Ch'onch'uk-sa; India Temple | 152 |
| 42. | Shilluk-sa; God's Yoke Temple | 154 |
| 43. | Ch'onun-sa; Hidden Spring Temple | 156 |
| 44. | Hoeam-sa; Old Pine Rock Temple | 158 |
| 45. | Sungga-sa; Sangha Temple | 160 |
| 46. | Hyondung-sa; Hanging Lamp Temple | 162 |
| 47. | Muryang-sa; Infinity Temple | 164 |
| 48. | Taehung-sa; Great Emerging Temple | 166 |
| 49. | Kigi-am; Unique Hermitage | 170 |
| 50. | Bong'un-sa; Good Fortune Temple | 172 |
| 51. | Koun-sa; Lonely Cloud Temple | 174 |
| 52. | P'yoch'ung-sa; The Shrine of Outstanding Loyalty (at Taehung-sa) | 180 |
| 53. | Konbong-sa; West Phoenix Temple | 182 |
| 54. | Hongje-am; Great Redemption Hermitage | 184 |
| 55. | Paengnyon-sa; White Lotus Temple | 186 |
| 56. | Paegyang-sa; Nutmeg Temple | 188 |
| Interview with Seo-ong Sunim | 190 | |
| 57. | Ch'ilbul-am; Hermitage of the Seven Buddhas | 196 |
| 58. | Kongnim-sa; Empty Forest Temple | 198 |
| 59. | Popchu-sa; The Temple of the Teachings | 200 |
| 60. | Ssanggye-sa; Twin Streams Temple | 204 |
| 61. | Kumsan-sa; Gold Mountain Temple | 206 |
| 62. | Unmun-sa; Cloud Gate Temple | 208 |
| 63. | Ilchi-am; One Finger Hermitage | 210 |
| 64. | Mangwol-sa; Moon Watching Temple | 212 |
| 65. | Sonun-sa; Zen Cloud Temple | 214 |
| 66. | Tonghak-sa; East Crane Temple | 216 |
| 67. | Wolchong-sa; Moon Essence Temple | 222 |
| 68. | Kimnyong-sa; Gold Dragon Temple | 224 |
| 69. | Sudok-sa; Temple of Cultivating Merit | 226 |
| 70. | Sangwon-sa; High Place Temple | 232 |
| 71. | Yongt'ap-chon; Hall of the Dragon Pagoda | 238 |
| 72. | Chonghye-sa; Temple of Meditative Wisdom | 242 |
| 73. | Paekdam-sa; Temple of One Hundred Ponds | 246 |
| 74. | P'yoch'ung-sa; Temple of Outstanding Loyalty | 248 |
| 75. | Sudo-am; The Hermitage of Cultivating the Way | 250 |
| 76. | Bulil Sonwon; Buddha Sun Meditation Center (at Songgwang-sa) | 252 |
| 77. | Chikji-sa; Temple of Direct Pointing at Mind | 258 |
| 78. | Kungnak-am; Paradise Hermitage (at T'ongdo-sa) | 262 |
| 79. | Yongju-sa; Dragon Jewel Temple | 264 |
| 80. | Naeso-sa; Rare Appearance Temple | 266 |
| 81. | Tonghwa-sa; Temple of the Bright Paulownia Tree | 268 |
| 82. | Paengnyon-am; White Lotus Hermitage (at Haein-sa) | 272 |
| 83. | Magok-sa; Hemp Valley Temple | 278 |
| 84. | Hwagye-sa; Shining Stream Temple | 284 |
| 85. | Shinwon-sa; Temple of the New Age | 286 |
| Dialogue between Zen Master Seung Sahn and Songbon Sunim | 288 | |
| Notes | 298 | |
| Glossary | 310 | |
| Bibliography | 316 | |
| Appendix I | Genealogy of the Nine Mountains Zen Schools | 318 |
| Appendix II | Chinese and Korean Dynasties | 319 |
| Appendix III | Map | 321 |
| Appendix IV | Romanization Table of Korean Temple Names | 324 |
| Index | 326 |
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